Honors Program Senior Theses/Projects

A row of thin black books with names on the spine in gold

Required since 1989, the Honors Program Senior Thesis/Project is the culmination of an Honors student's four years of undergraduate study. It represents a significant creative, scholarly, pedagogical, or scientific endeavor. Whether applying to graduate schools or to possible employers, Honors students discover their senior thesis or project is a distinctive addition to their professional portfolio.

Upon completion and advisor approval, the project is publicly presented to the college community at a ceremony at the end of the graduate's senior year. The final copy is then bound and cataloged in Western Oregon University's Hamersly Library or made available through the library's institutional repository. The students' project titles are also listed on special pages of the graduation program.

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